Amethyst Haze Glamorous, classic burlesque act veiled in the hues of purple, violet and lavender. It was inspired by the movie Lady of Burlesque (1943) and in particular the main character, Dixie Daisy, played by Barbara Stanwyck. The movie is an adaptation of the novel The G-String Murders written by strip tease queen and burlesque legend Gypsy Rose Lee. Length: 4:10 Music: Why Don't You Do Right? Photo: TiinaMoi Photography	L'amour physique "My honey bee, come and get this pollen" Flirty and feminine act about the joys of (consensual) physical love in springlike pastel colours. The act ends with fan dance. Length: 04:15 Music: Je t'aime moi non plus by Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin and Let's Make Love by Marilyn Monroe & Frankie Vaughan Photo: Carita Huttunen	Femme Fatale “She wore blue velvet” Something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue – it’s the new, revamped version of Veda’s old, beloved Femme Fatale act. This act leads into the world of film noirs of 40s and 50s, where women were often portrayed as promiscuous, scandalous and fatale, as a danger to men, and to themselves. The story ends with tears and broken hearts, either literally or figuratively. Music is borrowed from the movies of David Lynch. Photo: Tiina Moilanen
Pink Powder Puff Welcome to Old Hollywood! In her decadently delightful Powder Puff act Veda invites the audience to her perfume-scented, powder-filled boudoir. Length: 04:45 Music: Nasty Naughty Boy by Christina Aguilera Photo: RamonSSS at Sacré Burlesque Festival	Romance Oops I did it again! Veda brings on stage a little story of those misunderstandings that can happen in relationships. This playful, high energy act combines classic burlesque movement with pop music. Length: 5:28 Music: Zoo Be Zoo Be Zoo by Sophia Loren and Oops, I Did It Again by Britney Spears Photo: Janne Kaukonen	Orange Girl Hot summer day, Italian countryside, a girl and her oranges. This fun and flirty act tells a little story of an innocent country girl of the 50s and how she finds her juicy sensuality in the midst of orange trees. Length: 4:05 Photo: Verena Gremmer Fotografie
Proserpine Proserpine is an ancient Roman goddess, a double deity, who is associated with the underworld and Hades as well as with springtime, the cycle of life and the change on seasons. This act is all about female (em)power(ment); how after darkness one is still able to find strength in oneself and rise into light. Act includes silk fans. Length: 4:20 Photo: Haaska Rock'n'roll Photo	Plague Doctor Medieval history meets modern science; a whimsical story about achievements of medicine, performed to an upbeat pop song by Kylie Minogue. According to Finnish burlesque critic and author Marissa Mehr this act is "exceptionally innovative and well-scripted". Perfect act for science themed parties or Halloween parties! Length: 04:55 Photo: Maija Kinos